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Eleven Gardere Attorneys Recognized in IFLR1000 2018

October 13, 2017

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A middle-aged man with short brown hair, wearing a dark suit, light blue striped shirt, and red tie, pictured against a plain light gray background, embodies the professionalism of a corporate law office.

Roberto Arena Reyes Retana

Mexico City ES 52.55.5284.8542
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Fernando Camarena Cardona

Mexico City ES 52.55.5284.8544
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David S. Elder

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Stephen A. McCartin

Dallas 214.999.4945

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